Surgemail Support (Marijn) wrote:

> This provides steps needed to install and verify your install is
> working. Let us know if you still have trouble.

I finally got around to install CalDAV yesterday. I run SurgeMail on a
32-bit FreeBSD 9.0 system. I had PHP5 already installed and the
php5_sqlite  ports package. I  only needed to add php_imap which was no
problem.

The installation seems to have gone fine and I saw the same results as
the URL you mentioned. Clicking on any of the test links at the end of
the install results didn't work though. Yes, I did replace <yourserver>
with my actual server address.  I copied the phpinfo.php file to one of
my virtual web hosts, and it ran fine. I then copied the netwin.php and
cal.php to the same location, and they don't show any results - just a
white page in the web browser.

Trying to run them from the <myurl>:7080/scripts/netwin.php , the web
browser simply says that no such page exist (and I need to check my
internet connection). Not a 404 error though.

If I then log into SurgeWeb, I see a new calendar, but then get a error
message "can't connect to the server", and then my SurgeMail crashes
and restarts. As long as I have SurgeWeb open, my SurgeMail crashes and
restarts about every 30 seconds. So for now I disabled CalDAV, and the
server crashes stopped - and I have the old calendar back.

Attached is a snippet of the crash log that SurgeMail emailed to me.

Any thoughts on what is going on?  Do I need to change Apache and setup
an alias for /scripts/ ? Do I need to set special permissions on
/usr/local/surgemail/scripts/?

Regards,
  Graeme